Concern follows driest July on record
A farmer from the north of the Island warns harvests of crops grown locally this year are likely to be quite a bit smaller.
James Allanson has been discussing the challenges this summer's weather has presented to the agriculture sector.
Ronaldsway Met Office confirmed this July was the driest on record, and included a 24-day period of drought.
Mr Allanson says it will have an impact on how much food farmers have been able to produce:
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